Current Sermon Series
Sunday, March 22
his Sunday we continue our Lenten sermon series on caring for our souls. We’ve already learned that our soul is that essential and eternal part of us that needs care if our bodies and minds are to work in harmony and health. We learned that our soul needs to be blessed and to bless, to be free and to be centered in God.
This week’s message is “The Soul Needs Rest” and the New Testiment sermon passage will include Jesus’s invitation: “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” (Matt.11:28)
As compelling as this offer is, do you have neighbors who believe following Jesus will only add more time commitments to their already full schedules, resulting in the opposite of the rest they need? Do you know Christians who experience burn out instead of rest? Do you feel that way sometimes?
I hope you start your Sabbath rest this Sunday with worship at North Point. Together, let’s pray, sing praises and consider the ancient spiritual practice of resting in God - an act of obedience, trust and love, that makes glad our souls and refreshes our lives and the lives of those around us.
Elder Tom Curran
his Sunday we continue our Lenten sermon series on caring for our souls. We’ve already learned that our soul is that essential and eternal part of us that needs care if our bodies and minds are to work in harmony and health. We learned that our soul needs to be blessed and to bless, to be free and to be centered in God.
This week’s message is “The Soul Needs Rest” and the New Testiment sermon passage will include Jesus’s invitation: “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” (Matt.11:28)
As compelling as this offer is, do you have neighbors who believe following Jesus will only add more time commitments to their already full schedules, resulting in the opposite of the rest they need? Do you know Christians who experience burn out instead of rest? Do you feel that way sometimes?
I hope you start your Sabbath rest this Sunday with worship at North Point. Together, let’s pray, sing praises and consider the ancient spiritual practice of resting in God - an act of obedience, trust and love, that makes glad our souls and refreshes our lives and the lives of those around us.
Elder Tom Curran
